Noel Gallagher, Travis and Happy Mondays are amongst massive acts performing at Bingley Festival 2023 next weekend.
The Bingley Festival, which will be held at Bradford and Bingley Rugby Club next weekend, is set to wow crowds with a star-studded line-up of chart toppers from the last 30 years.
In what has been hailed by festival organisers as the 'biggest and best' line-up to date, the four-day festival is set to be one for the history books, and there are still a few tickets left on sale.
Bingley Festival 2023 will run between Thursday 3 August and end on Sunday 6 August, with music held across three stages.
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Kicking off the weekend on Thursday 3 August is the iconic Happy Mondays, who will be joined by Britpop legends The Boo Radleys for an epic opening party.
Headline performances include Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds on Friday, Stone Roses' frontman Ian Brown on Saturday and Scottish rock band Travis will be closing the festival on the Sunday.
Other huge names taking to the the stage include Kate Nash, Jake Bugg, Razor Light, The Cribs, James Bay and The Zutons.
There'll also be a vast array of delicious street food on offer as well as street performers wandering the site to wow festival goers between sets.
A Bingley Festival spokesperson said: “We're super thrilled to confirm our all-star line up for what we think is our biggest and best line up to date rammed with celebrities and some of the best new and emerging music the UK has to offer right now.
“Happy Mondays are the perfect party starter and we're delighted Shaun Ryder, Bez, Rowetta and all of the gang can make it. We can't wait to get started. There aren't many tickets left so for those that want to join the party, don't delay.”
For those wanting not to miss a beat, full weekend tickets are still available alongside camping tickets, so you can make sure you won't be skipping out on any of the action as you lay your head down just minutes away from the site.
Day tickets for all days are still available but be quick as they won't be sticking around for long.
You can get your ticket to Bingley Festival 2023 here.
Zayn Malik appears to have had a dig at his former One Direction bandmate Harry Styles, live on stage in Las Vegas.
The Bradford-born star was performing at the Dolby Live at Park MGM, where he’s nearing the end of a mini residency, when fans captured the awkward moment.
Zayn appeared to make a comment that felt very targeted towards his pal, who has announced a record-breaking run of shows at Wembley Stadium in London, along with residencies in other cities.
Addressing the crowd of fans, Zayn made a jibe about the ticket prices of the Harry Styles show, which has been upsetting fans since the Together Together tour was announced.
Fans have been slamming Harry for charging up to £466.24 for seated tickets, and pricing his standing tickets between £144.65 to £279.45 (those prices are for his 12-night run at Wembley).
It’s left a lot of people unable to afford to see the star on his newly-announced shows, which will see general tickets released tomorrow.
On stage last night, as seen in this TikTok video, Zayn said: “I just wanna say a big big thank you to everyone of you for being here tonight. You could’ve been anywhere, but you’ve decided to spend your night with me.
"Hopefully the ticket prices weren’t too high” before shrugging and wincing.
He then added: "Just saying… anyway" with a knowing smile as the crowd cheered.
Wunderhorse confirmed as final headliner for Rock N Roll Circus Sheffield 2026
Clementine Hall
Rock N Roll Circus has announced Wunderhorse as the Saturday headliners for its 2026 Sheffield edition.
It marks another incredible statement show for the festival, hot on the heels of Queens of the Stone Age’s only outdoor UK headline performance in 2025.
The performance will be one of only two outdoor UK shows by Wunderhorse this year and the only one outside of London, making it a pretty big deal for us northern fans.
The announcement completes pretty unbeatable trio of headliners for Rock N Roll Circus Sheffield, alongside The Streets and Richard Ashcroft.
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Wunderhorse will headline on Saturday 29 August, with Baxter Dury confirmed as main support, alongside British rock group and Mercury Prize winners English Teacher and indie group Fat Dog also confirmed.
The full Rock N Roll Circus Sheffield 2026 headline programme now sees The Streets performing A Grand Don’t Come For Free in full on Friday, Wunderhorse headlining Saturday, and Richard Ashcroft closing the weekend on Sunday, supported by The Fratellis and Cast.
Festival Director Ali O’Reilly said: “Wunderhorse are one of the most exciting British bands to emerge in recent years, and bringing one of their only outdoor UK shows to Sheffield feels incredibly significant.
We are huge fans of the band and tried really hard to get them over the line. We’re also super excited about the line-up. Our programming has always been about championing artists who are shaping the future of live music and giving audiences outside of London access to truly special shows.”
Rock N Roll Circus Sheffield returns to Don Valley Bowl from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 August 2026.
Pre-sale starts on Wednesday 4 February with general sale just a couple days later on Friday 6 February, you can find out more about tickets here.
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27th July 2023 
